Sentence examples for basic provisions for from inspiring English sources

We're just trying to raise a little bit of extra money for basic provisions for all of these thousands of people".

If you're self-employed then all the costs that a normal employer would cover must now be paid by you – including training, uniforms and vehicles, not to mention basic provisions for pensions and sick pay.

A vehicle went ahead from Kampala (nearly 450 miles (725km) from Kidepo), laden with fuel, water, beer and soft drinks, while we chartered a small plane, packed with basic provisions, for an amazing flight over swamps to the national park.

As the case study presented here shows, aid can be instrumental to the recovery process in that it represents a safety net for refugees who have no access to other resources, removes the burden of procuring basic provisions for survival while capitals are rebuilt and provides seed capital for refugees' own pursuits (Fiddian-Qasmiyeh [2011]; Lentz et al. [2005]).

"The government has effectively denied food, water, lifesaving health aid, and other basic provisions for displaced Rohingya".

The results showed the differences between frost indexes from long-term monitoring and frost indexes determined according to STN 73 6114 Pavement of Roads Basic Provision for structural design.

However, in the paper submitted by the EDB to the Subcommittee to Study the Implementation of Free Kindergarten Education of the Legislative Council Panel on Educationg, in long-term, 'free kindergarten education' would only cover half-day service as basic provision for all eligible children.

Financing challenges were also identified for the most basic provision of care for all babies, even the basic supplies for warmth and feeding support.

Notwithstanding its accomplishments, the United Nations still operates under the basic provision of respect for national sovereignty and noninterference in the domestic affairs of states.

We are asking for basic provision of a 24/7 A&E and a consultant-led maternity unit in Whitehaven," she said.

"They [the two individuals] probably lived, like most citizens of Amarna, in a small house adjacent to that of a larger villa belonging to one of the city's officials, for whom they provided services and labor in exchange for basic provisions, especially grain," Stevens said.